The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-11-03

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LOCAL NEWS:
g. q. LANGsroN, LOCAL EDITOR.
There is not much sickness in the city
at present.
The effects of frost can be seen on thu
potato vines.
The County Treasurer reports collections
very good SO far. q:
The South Carolina Legislature meet.
onithe 22nd inst.
Anderson was visited by alight fall o
sleet last Sunday.
Christmas goods are being displayed by
some of our merchants.
A good many farmers are holding theil
cotton for higher price.
The rains of the past week have put the
roads ina bad condition.
Coed middling cotton was quoted on
Wednesday ate to 81 cents.
Business in the city was not 80 brisk
las!weak, owing to the rains.
Maj. a. r. Broyles, of Seneca, has been
spending g few days in the city.
DR.. s.. NJ. Holland, of Georgia, has been
spending a few days in the city.
Next Monday is salesday. The Master
has alarge amount Of land to sell.
sMr. J. e. Barton left the city Tuesday
afternoon on trip to Athens, Ga.
The city butchers are now supplying
their customers.with pork sausage. -.
A large party left the city Monday morn
ing to spend the week in Charleston.
The Postmasters' Convention meets in
the city tomorrow Friday) night.
Mr.. IS. a. Hutchison, of Elberton, Ga,
gave eus pop call one day last week. :.
Another ono of f-Anderson's young men
VIII in q few days enter the matrimonial
state.
Several OF Anderson's citizens are
thinking Of investing in Decatur, Ala,
property.
The State Fair begins next Tuesday.
It promiSes to be 8 big success, and will
noidoubY attract q large crowd.
Miss Ada. Allison, Of Breyard, n. G.,
has come to Anderson to spend the winter
i&h her sister, Mrs. w. J. Wilson.
a circus IS heading for South Carolina,
butt win hardly visit Anderson, as $500
z q day for license is more than it can stand.
Rey. A. a. Marshall will preach in the
Baptist Church at Belton next Wednes-
day night. 9Th inst, at early candle light.
Capt T. G. Poore and wife, of Belton,i
have moved back to Darlington, 8: c.
where the former Is engaged in business.
.Dr. NJ. Il. Sharpe is representing the
Presbyterian Church Of this city in
Synod, which met last night at Darling
ton.
The Executors Of the estate Of the late
J. .-R.., Todd, OF Due West, offer several
valuable tracts of land for sale in this
issue. e.
Hill dssAdans have 8 fine lot of seed
oats for sale. Also have just received a
large lot Of acid phosphate. See adver-
tisement.
Mr.. Bsylis Smith died suddenly at his
home in Brushy Creek Township on Tues
day 18th ult., Of collie. He was about II
years of age.
Mr.. J. q. Bowen, of this County, has
gone to Columbia, where he will be en-
gagged jim business Tor the next two or
three months.
The chestnut, apple and cabbage crops
in the mountains must have been enor-
NOUS, judging from the quantities
brought to this city.
Married, on Sunday, October ;Soth, 1887,
by ]. g. Douthit, Notary Public, Mr.. T.
g. West and Miss Emily Jenkins, all of
Pendleton Township.
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The Cadets Of the Patrick Military In
stitute viii havesa dress parade on the
Court House Square tomorrow (Friday)
afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
MIG. w. Lomax, of the Honea Path
Messenger, spent last Friday night in the
city, and3paid his respects to the INrELI1.
eEEoER Saturday morning.
The Genterville Township Sin ging As
sociation will meet at New Prospect
Church on next Saturday and Sunday.
The public is invited to attend.
The County Commissioners will hold
their annual meeting next Tuesday. If
the County owes you anything be sure to
hand your account in before that day.
The stockholders of the P. R. &w.C.
r. r. convened in Convention at Angus.
ia, Ga, on Wednesday. A number Of the
stockholders In this County are present.
The persimmon crop in this section is
the heaviest for years. The good house,
wives will no doubt put up a lot of per-
simmon beer. It is q good, healthy
drink.
Married, on Thursday, October 9th,
1887, at the residence of the BRIDES mo-
ther, by Rev. w. A. Hodges, Mr.. II. M.
Morrow and Miss Florence A. Tate, all Of
this County.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of John E. Peoples, who is offering
fine lot Of horses and mules for sale.
lyon need either, pay him call, see his
stock and get his prices.
Married, on Sunday, October both, 1887,
at the residence Of the brides father, by
Rev, D. Weston Hiott, Mr.. J. Frank Toll
bert and Miss Dora, youngest daughter Of
Capt. Robert A. Gray, all Of Williamson.